2004 UCI Road World Championships – Men's time trial

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Men's Time Trial
2004 UCI Road World Championships
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Race details
Dates29 September
Stages1
Distance46.75 km (29.05 mi)
Winning time57' 30.12"
  2003
2005  

The men's time trial at the 2004 UCI Road World Championships was held on 29 September 2004 in Bardolino (Verona), Italy. [1]

Classification

CyclistNationTime
Gold medal icon.svg Michael Rogers Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australiain57 min 30 s 12
Silver medal icon.svg Michael Rich Flag of Germany.svg Germany+1 min 12 s 43
Bronze medal icon.svg Alexander Vinokourov Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan +1 min 25 s 04
4 Gustav Larsson Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden+1 min 34 s 47
DSQ David Zabriskie [n 1] Flag of the United States.svg United States+1 min 36 s 86
6 Marzio Bruseghin Flag of Italy.svg Italy+1 min 37 s 26
7 Marc Wauters Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Belgium+1 min 56 s 33
8 Fabian Cancellara Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland+2 min 10 s 67
9 José Iván Gutiérrez Flag of Spain.svg Spain+2 min 23 s 12
10 Uwe Peschel Flag of Germany.svg Germany+2 min 28 s 75
11 Andrea Peron Flag of Italy.svg Italy+2 min 32 s 03
12 Brian Vandborg Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark +2 min 34 s 87
13 Bert Roesems Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Belgium+2 min 36 s 17
14 Eddy Seigneur Flag of France.svg France+2 min 41 s 66
15 David McCann Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland +2 min 44 s 82
16 Przemysław Niemiec Flag of Poland.svg Poland+2 min 59 s 58
17 Dmitri Semov Flag of Russia.svg Russia+3 min 05 s 75
18 Ivaïlo Gabrovski Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria +3 min 16 s 39
19 Sergiy Matveyev Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine +3 min 38 s 99
20 László Bodrogi Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary +3 min 40 s 47
21 Frédéric Finot Flag of France.svg France+3 min 42 s 63
22 Eric Wohlberg Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada+3 min 48 s 56
23 Joost Posthuma Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands+3 min 50 s 03
24 Ruslan Ivanov Flag of Moldova.svg  Moldova +3 min 54 s 66
25 Bradley McGee Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia+4 min 08 s 28
26 Iván Parra Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia +4 min 11 s 82
27 Jean Nuttli Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland+4 min 15 s 61
28 Michael Blaudzun Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark +4 min 19 s 56
29 Víctor Hugo Peña Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia +4 min 22 s 63
30 Michal Hrazdíra Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic +4 min 24 s 12
31 Marcus Ljungqvist Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden+4 min 27 s 73
32 Svein Tuft Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada+4 min 46 s 73
33 Gregor Gazvoda Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia +4 min 57 s 56
34 Isidro Nozal Flag of Spain.svg Spain+5 min 02 s 64
35 Thomas Danielson Flag of the United States.svg United States+5 min 06 s 21
36 Benoît Joachim Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg +5 min 07 s 68
37 Denis Shkarpeta Flag of Uzbekistan.svg  Uzbekistan +5 min 31 s 26
38 David O'Loughlin Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland +5 min 32 s 24
39 Oleg Zhukov Flag of Russia.svg Russia+5 min 45 s 49
40 Yuriy Krivtsov Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine +5 min 48 s 08
41 Raivis Belohvoščiks Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia +5 min 57 s 77
42 Krzysztof Ciesielski Flag of Poland.svg Poland+6 min 07 s 43
43 Martin Prázdnovský Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia +6 min 48 s 92
44 Csaba Szekeres Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary +7 min 19 s 98
45 Rafael Nuritdinov Flag of Uzbekistan.svg  Uzbekistan +7 min 52 s 57
46 Dean Podgornik Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia +8 min 33 s 77
DSQ Bart Voskamp Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands+
  1. David Zabriskie, finishing 5th, was disqualified by the UCI in 2012 [2]

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